As a result, persistently lax capsular tissue may be responsible for failure, even after a Bankart repair.
Over time, and with multiple injuries, this incomplete healing can result in lax connective tissues that cannot fully support a joint.
Austin reported that leg shortening leads to lax soft tissues which increases the risk of hip dislocation, in contrast to leg lengthening which tends to tighten the soft tissues [ 24].
When the tumor was extirpated, the lax skin and subcutaneous connective tissue produced a much larger soft tissue deficit than was originally anticipated (Fig. 7).
The vaginal closure by the use of laparoscopic sutures unifies the ligaments, and during closure, a shortening of the ligaments can be achieved, if the tissue is very lax, by placing extra sutures on the sacrouterine ligaments and vagina.
With our technique, we remove the uterus intrafascially, but during closure, a shortening of the ligaments can be achieved if the tissue is very lax by placing extra sutures on the sacrouterine ligaments and vagina.
The endometrium was composed of cuboidal inactive cells, and the connective tissue was an unorganized lax syncytium of round nuclei.
The skin and subcutaneous connective tissue of the abdomen were markedly lax as the result of a recent full-term pregnancy.
In humans, null mutations in the LTBP4 gene cause autosomal recessive cutis laxa type 1C (ARCL1C; initially called Urban-Rifkin-Davis syndrome), whish is a rare congenital connective tissue disorder characterized by severe craniofacial anomalies, lax skin and severe abnormalities in several visceral organs including the lung.
With growth factors in place at the site of inflammation, new tissue is said to be produced that strengthens lax or unstable ligaments and tendons.
